1. Who was the first person to fly over the South Pole? Comdr. Richard E. Byrd with Bernt Balchen as pilot, Harold I June. |
2. In what year did the first parachute jump take place? 1797 |
3. Who made the first rocket-engine flight? Fritz Von Opel |
4. Who made the first balloon flight? In what year did the flight take place? Jacques and Joseph Montgolfier 1783 |
5. What aviation first is Janice Brown credited with? Long-distance solar powered flight |
6. Who was the first woman to receive a pilot's license? In what year did she learn how to fly? Baroness Raymonde De Laroche 1909 |
7. Who was the first person to fly around the world alone? Wiley Post |
8. Who took the first photographs from the air? Samuel Archer King and William Black |
9. What aviation first is Paul MacCready credited with? inventor of the first practical human powered airplane |
10. In what year did the first turbo jet flight take place? 1939 |
I found this hard because the questions were hard to look for. I learnt how to look for my answers on the website Famous First in Aviation. |
Thursday, 17 May 2012
Famous First in Aviation
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Tuesday, 15 May 2012
Adding To 100
1. 73+_=100
73+7=80
80+20=100
20+7=27
73+27=100
2. _+44=100
44+6=50
50+50=100
50+6=56
56+44=100
3.55+_=100
55+5=60
60+40=100
40+5=45
55+45=100
4.81+_=100
81+9=90
90+10=100
10+9=19
81+19=100
5._+28=100
28+2=30
30+70=100
70+2=72
72+28=100
73+7=80
80+20=100
20+7=27
73+27=100
2. _+44=100
44+6=50
50+50=100
50+6=56
56+44=100
3.55+_=100
55+5=60
60+40=100
40+5=45
55+45=100
4.81+_=100
81+9=90
90+10=100
10+9=19
81+19=100
5._+28=100
28+2=30
30+70=100
70+2=72
72+28=100
Tuesday, 1 May 2012
My try kids Writing By Kapri
On Friday March 30th the school did try kids except me. On Friday I didn't do try kids because on Thursday 29th of March I fell off the rings at the playground. But I did do it on wednesday and thursday but not on friday.
But I watched our school do the try kids. The people that organized it there name was: Mark, brian and brett. they had to do the slip and slide four times, ride the bike around two times and run around two times. First they had to put on their helmets to make sure there straps to make sure they wouldn't of fell off their bike but first they had to chose their bike. then they had to do the slip and slide.
The people put soap and dishwashing liquid on it. When they were finished they were really slippery they had heaps of soap on them. Then they had to ride their bikes that they chose then they had to around the outside of the flags. then you had to ride in between the white flags then you have to hop off your bike the park it up where you found it.
Then they had to run around the cones two times. out of the boys patrick came first and out of the girls leenas came first. when they were finished the race they got a eazypeazy drink but Yvette got me a eazypeazy drink. The drinks were nice they taste like orange and honey. I didn't have a great time doing it because but I had a great time watching it I hope they can come back and do it again it was fun but this time I won't break my arm so I can do the try kids and I really really hope that they come back.
How to make Anzac biscuits by Kapri
How To Make Anzac Biscuits
You will need:
1/2 Cup plain flour
1/2 Cup sugar
3/4 Cup rolled oats
3/4 Cup coconut
100 grams butter
1 Tablespoon golden syrup
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 tablespoons boiling water
- Mix the flour, sugar, rolled oats, and coconut in a bowl.
- Get an adult to help you melt the butter and golden syrup in a saucepan over a low heat.
- Put the baking soda in a cup. Ask an adult to help you add the boiling water. The mixture will foam up. Add this to the mixture of butter and golden syrup.
- Pour the liquid mixture into the flour and other dry ingredients. Stir.
- Grease a baking tray. Put tablespoons of the mixture onto the tray, about 4 centimetres apart.
- Bake at 180c for about 15 minutes or until the biscuits are a golden colour.
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